Understanding Group Types and Characteristics

Which type of group consists of individuals who temporarily occupy the same area or location but do not know each other?

What type of group is characterized by 'intimate, face-to-face interactions' and a concern for one another?

Which group is more formal and consists of a greater number of members with impersonal ties?

What law states that in every large, goal-oriented secondary group, an inner circle dominates the direction of the group?

Which type of group consists of individuals sharing the same characteristics but without a sense of belongingness?

Where do people feel a deep sense of connection, belongingness, and unity with one another?

What theory is associated with a small group of elites emerging from a large group and taking control of decision-making?

What does the term 'ethnocentrism' refer to?

Which term refers to understanding people, behaviors, beliefs, and practices within the context of their own culture?

What establishes a control over individuals by setting the standards of 'what is good' and 'what should be'?

What refers to the connections and links between people, including common friends and acquaintances?

What is the act of getting to know more people, usually for career or educational opportunities?

What term describes the establishment of online communities with the objective of sustaining connections and widening social networks?

'LGBTQ+' and 'Immigration' are related social issues in which type of group?

'Family', 'Role Models', and 'Peer Groups' are examples of which type of groups or set of people?

What does the term 'consanguineal relation' refer to?